Post by Darren · Published Tuesday February 9, 2010 in Competitions
The Reading Rave Presentation Night is on Tomorrow (Wednesday) Night at 6:00pm.
If you have returned your reading logs and haven’t already confirmed your attendance please let us know by emailing darren or calling the library on 9978 4091.
Well done to all who took part this year! There were some awesome reading efforts!!
Post by Trisha · Published Monday January 25, 2010 in Book Reviews, Competitions
An incredibly realistic prtrayal of war from a young German soldier’s point of view : be prepared to cry!
–W4T guest review by Trisha
Post by Darren · Published Monday January 25, 2010 in Competitions
Hey Reading Ravers,
Well we are here, it’s the last week to try and cram in some more hours of reading before the cut off date for returning the reading logs.
There are great prizes to be won, a Nintendo DSi, DVDs, CDs, Vouchers, T-shirts so make sure you get your log back to the library by Friday 29 January to be in the running.
And it’s not too late to get some extra hours into your log!
Hi Guys,
Garth Nix is coming to Mosman Library to talk about his new book, the final chapter of The Keys to the Kingdom series Lord Sunday on Tuesday 16 February at 4:00pm.
Master of the Incomparable Gardens, the last of the Trustees, and the most powerful Denizen in the house, Lord Sunday is a fierce opponent. And Arthur is running out of time.
What will be revealed when the Will of the Architect is finally made whole?
This is a free event and a great chance to listen to a fantastic writer talk about a fascinating series.
Bookings are essential and can be done at the library or by using the Make a booking at the top right of this screen.
Check out Garth’s website here or his facebook page
For any more info get in touch with the library on 9978 4091
Post by Stephanie · Published Monday January 25, 2010 in Book Reviews, Competitions
Fire is the last of her kind; a human monster. Blessed with exceptional beauty, and with this comes influence and power. But Fire’s awareness of the potential of this, such as abuse of power, and her own moral compass has set her living away from people, not only to protect them, but to protect herself from their attention. But when the Dells faces war, Fire must face her doubts and conquer her fears in order to right the wrongs of the past and to help the kingdom. Fire, the prequel companion book to ‘Graceling’, is a fantastic book which had me excited and captivated by the unique story early into the novel. I would recommend this book to anyone wanting a good young adult read.
–W4T guest review by Stephanie
Mosman Library, Tuesday 16 February 2010, 16:00.
Award winning Australian author talks about the stunning conclusion to his blockbuster Keys to the Kingdom series.
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